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Editors and Contributors; 1 Introduction: Framing Peripheral Interaction; Abstract; 1.1 Introduction; 1.2 A Brief History; 1.3 Framing Peripheral Interaction; 1.4 Challenges and Opportunities, Outlining This Book; Acknowledgments; References; Part I Theoretical Perspectives on PeripheralInteraction; 2 "Unseen, Yet Crescive": The Unrecognized History of Peripheral Interaction; Abstract; 2.1 Introduction: An Anthropologist on Earth-Observing Peripheral Interaction Among Humans, In re: Their Natural and Constructed Environments, Their Communities, and Their Cocktail Parties
2.2 Peripheral Interaction: As We DO Think-Explaining the Mechanisms that Underlie "Peripheral Interaction," "Flow," "MultiTasking," "the Cocktail Party Effect," and "Cross-Generational Habit"2.3 Iterative Feedback: As We May Learn-Explaining the Mechanisms that Underlie Our Interactions with the World Around Us and How We Learn from that Interaction; 2.4 Playing with Models: As We May Think We May Think-Using Our BRAINS to Explain the Mechanisms that Underlie Simple Reflexes, Coordinated Reflexes, Pattern Recognition, Intuition, and Ratiocination; 2.4.1 Level One: Reflexive Interaction
2.4.2 Level Two: Reactive Interaction2.4.3 Level Three: Reflective, Attentive, and Interaction; 2.4.4 The Three Levels Cooperating... and Sometimes Conflicting; 2.5 Peripheral Interaction: Unseen, and Crescive, and Ubiquitous-A Brief Examination of the Fact that You Are Currently Interacting More Peripherally Than Deliberately, and an Argument for Why You Should Try to Stay that Way; 2.6 Lost in the Flow: The Inherent Danger of Designing Ubiquitous Interactions to Be Immersive-How We Might Use Our BRAINS to Avoid the Pitfalls of the Lack of Distraction
2.7 ABC Ringtones: The Possibility of Alerts as Peripheral Information-How We Might Apply Our BRAINS to a Practical Problem2.7.1 Interruption of Reflective Processing; 2.7.2 Interruption of Reactive Processing; 2.7.3 Interruption of Reflexive Processing; 2.8 Conclusion: How Peripheral Interaction Has Remained Both Unseen and Crescive-Gathering the Threads that Have Unfurled in Our Discussion and Attempting to Tie Their Fibers into a Knot upon Which the Reader Might Attempt to Climb to New Heights; References; 3 Theories of Focal and Peripheral Attention; Abstract; 3.1 Introduction
3.2 Filter Theories of Attention3.3 Spotlight Theories of Attention; 3.4 Attention and Visual Search; 3.5 Attentional Distribution Over Time; 3.6 Divided Attention and Attention Shifting; 3.7 Inattentional Blindness and Change Blindness; 3.8 Attention and Vision in the Periphery; 3.9 Neurophysiological Studies of Attention; 3.10 Attention and Ubiquitous Computing; 3.11 Conclusions; References; Part II Peripheral Interaction Styles; 4 Peripheral Tangible Interaction; Abstract; 4.1 Introduction; 4.2 Design of a Tangible Interface for Peripheral Desk Work; 4.2.1 Interface Design
2.2 Peripheral Interaction: As We DO Think-Explaining the Mechanisms that Underlie "Peripheral Interaction," "Flow," "MultiTasking," "the Cocktail Party Effect," and "Cross-Generational Habit"2.3 Iterative Feedback: As We May Learn-Explaining the Mechanisms that Underlie Our Interactions with the World Around Us and How We Learn from that Interaction; 2.4 Playing with Models: As We May Think We May Think-Using Our BRAINS to Explain the Mechanisms that Underlie Simple Reflexes, Coordinated Reflexes, Pattern Recognition, Intuition, and Ratiocination; 2.4.1 Level One: Reflexive Interaction
2.4.2 Level Two: Reactive Interaction2.4.3 Level Three: Reflective, Attentive, and Interaction; 2.4.4 The Three Levels Cooperating... and Sometimes Conflicting; 2.5 Peripheral Interaction: Unseen, and Crescive, and Ubiquitous-A Brief Examination of the Fact that You Are Currently Interacting More Peripherally Than Deliberately, and an Argument for Why You Should Try to Stay that Way; 2.6 Lost in the Flow: The Inherent Danger of Designing Ubiquitous Interactions to Be Immersive-How We Might Use Our BRAINS to Avoid the Pitfalls of the Lack of Distraction
2.7 ABC Ringtones: The Possibility of Alerts as Peripheral Information-How We Might Apply Our BRAINS to a Practical Problem2.7.1 Interruption of Reflective Processing; 2.7.2 Interruption of Reactive Processing; 2.7.3 Interruption of Reflexive Processing; 2.8 Conclusion: How Peripheral Interaction Has Remained Both Unseen and Crescive-Gathering the Threads that Have Unfurled in Our Discussion and Attempting to Tie Their Fibers into a Knot upon Which the Reader Might Attempt to Climb to New Heights; References; 3 Theories of Focal and Peripheral Attention; Abstract; 3.1 Introduction
3.2 Filter Theories of Attention3.3 Spotlight Theories of Attention; 3.4 Attention and Visual Search; 3.5 Attentional Distribution Over Time; 3.6 Divided Attention and Attention Shifting; 3.7 Inattentional Blindness and Change Blindness; 3.8 Attention and Vision in the Periphery; 3.9 Neurophysiological Studies of Attention; 3.10 Attention and Ubiquitous Computing; 3.11 Conclusions; References; Part II Peripheral Interaction Styles; 4 Peripheral Tangible Interaction; Abstract; 4.1 Introduction; 4.2 Design of a Tangible Interface for Peripheral Desk Work; 4.2.1 Interface Design